Topic:"Generator Interconnection" in M04265

FACILITIES Any facilities that are installed by the Company solely to provide Standby Power or Maintenance Power service and which have not been included in the customer's interconnection costs are installed at the customer's expense. The...

AI summary The Company installs standby or maintenance power facilities at the customer's expense if they are not included in interconnection costs. Customers are responsible for construction costs and monthly maintenance charges. Any customer-installed facilities for connecting to the Company must be approved by the Company before and after installation.

2. Availability Available for all single-phase and 3-phase customers who operate generation facilities which are rated in excess of 20 kW, but not in excess of 12,000 kW. Such facilities shall be connected in parallel with company faciliti...

AI summary The availability applies to single-phase and 3-phase customers with generation facilities between 20 kW and 12,000 kW, which must be connected in parallel and approved by Wisconsin Power and Light Company.

6. Safety, System Protection, and Power Quality Rules of Interconnection Parallel generation facilities shall be installed and operated in accordance with the rules specified in Schedule PgS-4, Sheet No. 7.90.

AI summary The document outlines the requirement for parallel generation facilities to be installed and operated according to the rules specified in Schedule PgS-4, Sheet No. 7.90, focusing on safety, system protection, and power quality rules of interconnection.

7. Interconnection Facilities The customer shall furnish, install, operate, and maintain facilities such as relays, switches, synchronizing equipment, control, and protective devices designated by the Company as suitable for parallel opera...

AI summary The document outlines requirements for customers to install and maintain interconnection facilities for parallel generation systems exceeding 20 kW. Customers must comply with the Company's specifications and allow access for authorized personnel. They retain the right to appeal to the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin if conditions are deemed overly strict.